What does point of view mean?

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The way you see something or your philosophy. example my point of view on big government is stay out of our way and let us work

marusya05 [52]4 years ago

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Point of view is how someone perceives something, it can also be an opinion. Point of view examples are,
From one person's point of view, dogs are better than cats but from someone else's point of view cats are better than dogs.

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